I would like to thank you for these drives. I have cancer and have been mostly bed bound for two years. I came across your channel about a week ago and have watched your San Diego to Vancouver drive and am now starting this one. I am really enjoying a taste of the outdoors and I have always loved road trips. Once again, thank you. This is much appreciated.
Yes, southern Utah has incredible scenery with many National Parks in the southwestern and southeastern part of the state. Personally I thought they were better than the Grand Canyon in Arizona! Well at least a lot less crowded with tourists.
I am from Chile, and today I drove with you from Ely to Las Vegas. A Fascinating journey. Before Covid I traveled on various highways in California, Nevada and Arizona. This virtual trip took me back to those days. Thank you very, very much for giving me the opportunity to travel again. God bless you
I'm such a geek when I watch your videos.. cause I love watching the scenery and listening to the sounds of the road, but I also am well into the little red dot in the corner that keeps moving, I find looking at it fascinating 😁.
I just stopped the drive at 6:06:14. The altitude is 7,310ft. this is the height of Australia's highest mountain (Mount Kosciusko). I live a relatively flat country (Australia) I am enjoying this drive. What an amazing country. The state road drives of yours are a lot more scenic than the interstate drives. Thank you for the time spent in producing these videos.
Thank you! Australia is a country that I'd love to visit one day. The flat areas make you appreciate the mountains. The middle third of North America is flat, and when I drove across the country to Seattle, I remembered how excited I was when I could see the Rockies for the first time.
So glad I found this channel! After my accident 2 years ago it makes it super hard to travel places far away and long distances. Also your videos are giving me a chance to see different parts of the world that I may never get a chance to see. Keep em coming. Thanks! :)
Can we give this man a round of applause for driving hundreds of miles without listening to the radio, Podcast, walkmsn, 8 tack or a dang record player. Dedication.
@@unclecoolie I have read many comments on your videos, so many are from ppl that are sick and can no longer leave their home or who are bedridden. They find joy in your unique videos. Idk if this was unexpected for you to read, it was for me. I had taken for granted the simple act of taking a long drive. I am taking a trip to Houston Texas from Las Vegas where I live. I have decided to record the journey and upload it. I am hoping it can bring a bit of happiness to someone.
@@etohprn5158 I have read comments from some people who have told me that they can't travel and appreciate my videos. You definitely should record you drive and upload it. Send me a link to the video once you have it.
Fantastic video! I wasn’t sure about it at first because of that lonely road out of Ely, but I stayed with it and I am happy I did. The top of the mountain highway, Bryce NP , and that pink cream sunset were just wonderful! I must thank the engineers and highway builders who worked so hard throughout this area to give us a look at God’s wonderful creation. Thank you, Unclecoolie, for bringing us these gems into our lives. I really have enjoyed your work. So, on to my next drive.
Thank you very much! This was right up there with my August 2017 road trip throughout the western states, including Utah and Nevada, as my favorite road trip to date. I hope to be back out there this September to do another road trip.
Amazing road trip. Thanks for the lift to Vegas. Loved all the scenic routes. I shook your hand upon arrival. I'm off to my endeavors now in Sin City. Don't worry, what ever happens here will stay here.
Excellent video. The screen explains the route around the map very well, so in any landscape that I like, I will know exactly where it is. Congratulations, great job 👏
Feels like your driving on the top of the world around 5:22:50 Surprised that there is no railing beside the road in parts. Its a long way straight down!
I agree. I was surprised by the scenery, and the lack of any guardrails. The only place where I remember thinking that it was weird (and scary) to not have guardrails was when I was driving through Monterey County, CA not far from the coast.
Wie alle ihre Reise-Videos exzellent gemacht und sehr informativ für jeden Betrachter. Fast so als wäre man selbst an diesen wunderbaren Örtlichkeiten. Vielen Dank für die viele Arbeit und Mühe die sie sich bei der Erstellung und Bearbeitung der Videos machen. Ich hoffe noch viele davon sehen zu können.
Unclecoolie Productions I understand, hopefully in the not too distant future you will resume, but in the meantime I’ll be watching all of your other road trips!
Oh man, you gotta do more of those late night desert drives, like in the last hour of the video right before you hit Vegas. Amazing vibes man, love your videos.
Thanks. I had wanted to drive into Vegas at dusk to see all of the lights, and I didn't have to to do it late in the evening since it gets dark early in October.
My brother and I stayed in Ely last year, (seems so long ago now) We were going to stay one night, but ended up staying for 3 nights, such a peaceful town, loved it.
I was nervous about booking a room in that town when I planned this trip, but I was surprised that this town has a lot to offer, and the prices are better than that of Las Vegas or Reno.
Wow! Driving on top of that mountain was scary! I’m glad you were at the wheel! At about 11: 15 or 1:40 ( your stamp). I will remember, in the future, to include this information. Thanks
A round about way to get to Las Vegas,but much more scenic route. Start in Nevada and end up in Nevada after going through two other states. Nice video!!
Thanks! Much of this routing of this three-day trip involved seeing areas that I had wanted to see in my six-day, 4,400-mile road trip that I did in August 2017 that I just couldn't fit in the schedule.
Went the "Loneliest Road in America" (Nevada portion) route, US 50, I see. That's a roadtrip: US 50 from Sacramento to Ocean City, Maryland! Anyway, this is a kicker of itinerary - it's like the "Scoliosis Route" from Ely to Vegas. Quite the hook east, especially considering that it's pretty much a straight shot from Ely to Vegas on US 93. But that's no fun! I enjoy these videos, thanks for taking the trouble.
I planned this route several weeks in advance. I knew that I wanted to see some of the spectacular sites in Utah (there are still many more that I wish to see, so I'll be back there). I've actually always wanted to drive across US-50, but I've not had the opportunity to do the complete trip, which inspired me to drive extensively on US-50 in my NY-CA trip from 2022.
Thanks for another great video. In the beginning the landscape is pretty monotonous and desolate, but you will be compensated for that later. In Utah there are incredibly impressive landscapes. I have been there twice. First in 1994, when I stopped in Moab to visit the Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. After that I traveled further over the Grand Canyon and later to Las Vegas. My second visit to Utah was in 1997, when I came from the west and visited first the National Parks Zion and Bryce Canyon and later again Canyonlands and Arches. It was a fantastic experience every time. Maybe I will make it there again sometime.
I would like to make my 4th trip to Utah in 4 years to visit those parks, since I wasn't able to work them in with this road trip. I would also like to visit some places in Colorado again, too. With this awful pandemic, I wasn't able to really go anywhere this year, but I'm aiming to make 2021 my best travel year yet.
Thank you. Still watching - but a minor point - your first stop in Delta was after 170.8 miles. You then went 1.6 miles to the second stop, and restarted the mile counter (top right) but you should have added those 1.6 miles to the running total to make it "plus 172.4 miles".
Good catch! I failed to add that bit into the total. The big reason why I don't include the distance in my newest videos is because of the fact that every time I shut the camera off, it restarts the distance without any way of summing the total up. The Virb software creates the route (white) line by using all of the clips in the timeline, so I don't know why it can't do the same for the distance total. Some minor complaints for an otherwise great camera.
Wow! As much as 11 hours of driving! Autor, how do you stand such a long way??😯 Maybe you are carrying something? what a sound was in 35:16?😄 and in 8:18:11--what year was this road built? 10:33:40--are they still in this traffic jam?😬🛣️🚁🚓🚗🚙🚚🚛 It was great walking, very cool, thank you! 🦅⛰️👍
Great vid as always. Is really nice for me to see the scenery whilst stuck at home in England. I've been lucky enough to drive around Florida and BC, Canada and travel across the US by Amtrak but am hoping to do a drive around New England to watch the Fall colours.
The Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records the GPS information. The Virb software extracts the GPS data and puts it in the video. All the rest of the editing, including the overlays and texts, I do in Final Cut Pro.
When I'm finished creating the video in Final Cut Pro, a video like this takes 5-6 hours to render. And it takes another 8-16 hours to upload and process in UA-cam. I enjoy doing these videos, and even more so now that I have a following.
Thank you! It's mainly opportunity. For this trip, I had to go to Las Vegas the last week of September for business, so I took a few days off to do this road trip, which I really loved doing.
Thank you! Yeah, I've wondered about that dog. I'm worried that someone left him there, since there is no one for miles around. Unfortunately, I was in no position to help him.
Love the addition of the distance marker on this video, although the map now has the full days route on it at once meaning less detail and the little red dot moves so slowly. Over 11 hours compared to 2-3 hour sections between pit stops/fuel etc. Minor gripe, I do enjoy your videos and hope you will get the chance to hit the road again soon..
Thanks. I thought that it would be more appreciated if I had a larger map overlay so that people can see the overall location within the country better. That was a comment that I received frequently during my Washington to Seattle video.
Hi! Really wonderful three days, thanks very much again for your hard trip and upload. The beehive state Utah, Zion Natl. Park,..great! awesome. Qu.: about the end of your video in LV (South Point Hotel and Parking Garage/W Silverado Ranch Blvd.)..did you return your rental car there? Qu. 2: You did entering Arizona, the time reset from 6:15 pm to 5:15 pm because AZ (and HI) doesn´t have daylight time; and than you did re-entering Nevada, from Mountain STANDARD time to Pacific DAYLIGHT time, logically same time until November. Is that correct? many greetings, bye, R.
Hi, thanks! I stayed at South Point that night, and then I returned the rental car back to the rental place (I don't remember which one) on Flamingo Rd the next morning. I took an Uber to the airport to catch my flight back to DC. Yes, the camera automatically adjusted for the time zone changes. Arizona (except for the Navajo Nation) doesn't change time for daylight savings, so in the summer months, it's the same as the Pacific Time Zone.
I loved doing this drive. When I did my Omaha to Santa Monica back to Omaha drive in August 2017, I had wanted to drive through Escalante but couldn't due to time-constraints.
Hi. Thanks. Yes, I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30 with a 512 GB micro SD card. I also brought my MacBook with a 4 TB external hard drive to back up each day's road trip video. The Virb software puts the GPS data on the video. I use Photoshop to create the graphic images, and I use Final Cut Pro for all of the rest of editing.
@@unclecoolie Thanksss, very appreciate for your reply. It might helpful for me to create any roadtrip video after this. Hopefully your channel will be more success, more subscribers, and likes. Keep up your good work. Thumbs up 👍👏
Thank you! I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30 to record the video, and it records the GPS. The Virb software extracts the GPS data and puts it on the video. I use a combination of Photoshop and Paint to make all of the other graphics, and then I use Final Cut Pro for all of the rest of the editing.
Thank you! I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records GPS information, with a 512 GB micro SD card. The Virb software displays the GPS information per my selection, and I use Final Cut Pro for all other editing. I use Paint/Photoshop for all of the graphics, such as the highway signs and the map overlays.
@@4circuit The Virb software puts the dot on the map, along with the white line route. I created the map overlay to show the approximate location of where that dot is.
hey Unclecoolie Production, There's barely any long diving videos for europe and asia. I was thinking that you could be the perfect channel to start doing that in other parts of the world.
4:24:26 The first cyclist (so pretty!) I meet in your videos! Is it legal to ride a bike on the roads in your country? The thought often visits: the road is so smooth, downhill - I wish I could ride a bike!))))
Don't want to be 'that guy' but.... you forgot to add the 1.6 miles between the fuel stop and maccas in Delta UT to your 'distance since start' counter when you left maccas :-) approx. 2:16:40 through to 2:19:55 PS... Yes, clearly I have no life!
The distance tracker is based solely on the camera's GPS and how much I use in Virb when I export it. Ditto for the route line in the upper-left corner. When there's a gap in the distance tracker, it's because I edited out that section of video.
I have no idea. I'm thinking someone abandoned him there, which is awful. I was not in any position to help him (I didn't even have decent phone signal there). He was standing there staring at me like he was asking for help. I sure hope that someone helped him.
Hello, Your channel is gorgeous. I like that. My channel is a road trip channel too. Like yours. Thank you for sharing. I want to be here again. Anyway, how to display the map and the other trip information on your video? Is there any special app for that? Thank you again.
Thank you! The Virb software that the Garmin Ultra 30 uses puts the GPS information in the video. All other editing I do with Final Cut Pro. I make the graphic overlays using Photoshop.
@@unclecoolie - Thank you very much for answering this question. I was so impressed that you could display lat / long, elevation, speed, etc, on the video. Was intensely curious! Thank you for your videos. I watch them frequently during morning elliptical sessions.
I would like to thank you for these drives. I have cancer and have been mostly bed bound for two years. I came across your channel about a week ago and have watched your San Diego to Vancouver drive and am now starting this one. I am really enjoying a taste of the outdoors and I have always loved road trips. Once again, thank you. This is much appreciated.
Thank you!
Utah has some of the most beautiful rock formations in the world. I really gotta go there one day. Great video as always! 👌
I agree. I loved the first time driving though Utah in 2017, and I had looked forward to doing this since.
Yes, southern Utah has incredible scenery with many National Parks in the southwestern and southeastern part of the state. Personally I thought they were better than the Grand Canyon in Arizona! Well at least a lot less crowded with tourists.
Thank you 🙏
I am from Chile, and today I drove with you from Ely to Las Vegas. A Fascinating journey. Before Covid I traveled on various highways in California, Nevada and Arizona. This virtual trip took me back to those days. Thank you very, very much for giving me the opportunity to travel again. God bless you
Thank you! Same to you.
This video reminds me of my journey from Las Vegas to Grand Canyon. Thank you from Japan.
Thank you!
Keep making more!
This video is really nice and relaxing
Thank you! I plan to.
I'm such a geek when I watch your videos.. cause I love watching the scenery and listening to the sounds of the road, but I also am well into the little red dot in the corner that keeps moving, I find looking at it fascinating 😁.
Thanks! Glad you like them!
I just stopped the drive at 6:06:14. The altitude is 7,310ft. this is the height of Australia's highest mountain (Mount Kosciusko). I live a relatively flat country (Australia) I am enjoying this drive. What an amazing country. The state road drives of yours are a lot more scenic than the interstate drives. Thank you for the time spent in producing these videos.
Thank you! Australia is a country that I'd love to visit one day. The flat areas make you appreciate the mountains. The middle third of North America is flat, and when I drove across the country to Seattle, I remembered how excited I was when I could see the Rockies for the first time.
So glad I found this channel! After my accident 2 years ago it makes it super hard to travel places far away and long distances. Also your videos are giving me a chance to see different parts of the world that I may never get a chance to see. Keep em coming. Thanks! :)
Thank you! I'll try.
I not have words to describe because I love the views of the mountains
Good work man,I'm traveling with you.Keep it so and good luck on
road...
Thanks ✌️
Wow very interesting three trip in the west...thanks for sharing your beautiful trip video. Enjoyed it..
Thank you! This and my Nebraska-California-Nebraska road trip of August 2017 were my two favorite road trips that I've done.
Thanks for the video, nice to see, chilled and great drive, I'm looking forward to more videos. Greetings from Germany
Thank you very much! I have some more to come, and I'm hoping to do some more trips this year. This pandemic is what's held me back so far.
Very cool trip! 9:43:34 Mountains beautiful view and 10:06:18 beautiful sunset! 🌄🚗🏜
Thanks!
Sure is beautiful! This is the best video so far!
Can we give this man a round of applause for driving hundreds of miles without listening to the radio, Podcast, walkmsn, 8 tack or a dang record player. Dedication.
Haha. I was occasionally listenting to music using earphones.
@@unclecoolie I have read many comments on your videos, so many are from ppl that are sick and can no longer leave their home or who are bedridden. They find joy in your unique videos. Idk if this was unexpected for you to read, it was for me. I had taken for granted the simple act of taking a long drive. I am taking a trip to Houston Texas from Las Vegas where I live. I have decided to record the journey and upload it. I am hoping it can bring a bit of happiness to someone.
@@etohprn5158 I have read comments from some people who have told me that they can't travel and appreciate my videos.
You definitely should record you drive and upload it. Send me a link to the video once you have it.
@@unclecoolie I'm leaving next Tuesday. I will send it to u upon return. Stay safe
Fantastic video! I wasn’t sure about it at first because of that lonely road out of Ely, but I stayed with it and I am happy I did. The top of the mountain highway, Bryce NP , and that pink cream sunset were just wonderful! I must thank the engineers and highway builders who worked so hard throughout this area to give us a look at God’s wonderful creation. Thank you, Unclecoolie, for bringing us these gems into our lives. I really have enjoyed your work. So, on to my next drive.
Thank you very much! This was right up there with my August 2017 road trip throughout the western states, including Utah and Nevada, as my favorite road trip to date. I hope to be back out there this September to do another road trip.
My favorite part of the video was the Arizona mountains and the beautiful sunset. This video is so relaxing!
I agree. I timed the trip back to Vegas well.
Amazing road trip. Thanks for the lift to Vegas. Loved all the scenic routes. I shook your hand upon arrival. I'm off to my endeavors now in Sin City. Don't worry, what ever happens here will stay here.
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As for me it's best than any movie! Thanks!
Thank you!
Great surprise
Which means I'll need a full day to watch or a few days
Thank you very much
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Excellent video. The screen explains the route around the map very well, so in any landscape that I like, I will know exactly where it is. Congratulations, great job 👏
Thank you!
Feels like your driving on the top of the world around 5:22:50 Surprised that there is no railing beside the road in parts. Its a long way straight down!
I agree. I was surprised by the scenery, and the lack of any guardrails. The only place where I remember thinking that it was weird (and scary) to not have guardrails was when I was driving through Monterey County, CA not far from the coast.
@@unclecoolie Yeah, I do remember watching that and thinking the same thing.
Wie alle ihre Reise-Videos exzellent gemacht und sehr informativ für jeden Betrachter. Fast so als wäre man selbst an diesen wunderbaren Örtlichkeiten. Vielen Dank für die viele Arbeit und Mühe die sie sich bei der Erstellung und Bearbeitung der Videos machen. Ich hoffe noch viele davon sehen zu können.
Thank you very much! I have more to come.
Really enjoyed this road trip, the scenery was amazing, can’t wait to watch some more of your videos, thanks.
Thanks. I still have some more videos to edit. But I don't have any trips going on because of this godawful COVID.
Unclecoolie Productions I understand, hopefully in the not too distant future you will resume, but in the meantime I’ll be watching all of your other road trips!
Oh man, you gotta do more of those late night desert drives, like in the last hour of the video right before you hit Vegas. Amazing vibes man, love your videos.
Thanks. I had wanted to drive into Vegas at dusk to see all of the lights, and I didn't have to to do it late in the evening since it gets dark early in October.
0:00-59:53 Nevada-Utah
59:53-9:27:09 Uath-Arizona
9:27:09-11:17:18 Arizona-Las Vegas
My brother and I stayed in Ely last year, (seems so long ago now) We were going to stay one night, but ended up staying for 3 nights, such a peaceful town, loved it.
I was nervous about booking a room in that town when I planned this trip, but I was surprised that this town has a lot to offer, and the prices are better than that of Las Vegas or Reno.
Wow! Driving on top of that mountain was scary! I’m glad you were at the wheel! At about 11: 15 or 1:40 ( your stamp). I will remember, in the future, to include this information. Thanks
Are you referring to Escalante? I was a little nervous because of the lack of guardrails.
@@unclecoolieThe part from Boulder, UT to Escalante and the Grand Staircase are parts I have viewed more than once! Absolutely amazing! Thanks again!
@@wandabryantsmith2004 Thanks! I look forward to driving through that area once again one day.
@@unclecoolie Looking forward to your next video!
Great video!! Amazing! Congratulations! Keep making! Cheers from Brazil!
Thank you! I will try.
A round about way to get to Las Vegas,but much more scenic route. Start in Nevada and end up in Nevada after going through two other states. Nice video!!
Thanks! Much of this routing of this three-day trip involved seeing areas that I had wanted to see in my six-day, 4,400-mile road trip that I did in August 2017 that I just couldn't fit in the schedule.
Another great video from Unclecoolie Productions! I look with pleasure! Thank you very much!
Thanks!
That's great.
It's a video that no one can imitate.
praise you for your efforts and sincerity
That's a wonderful video.👍💐🌻
Thank you!
it's been exactly 2 years since your 3 day road trip throughout southwest. It was nice to see all the national parks in just a single road trip.
2 years, actually. I miss doing these. I'm hoping to do some more early next year.
Went the "Loneliest Road in America" (Nevada portion) route, US 50, I see. That's a roadtrip: US 50 from Sacramento to Ocean City, Maryland! Anyway, this is a kicker of itinerary - it's like the "Scoliosis Route" from Ely to Vegas. Quite the hook east, especially considering that it's pretty much a straight shot from Ely to Vegas on US 93. But that's no fun! I enjoy these videos, thanks for taking the trouble.
I planned this route several weeks in advance. I knew that I wanted to see some of the spectacular sites in Utah (there are still many more that I wish to see, so I'll be back there). I've actually always wanted to drive across US-50, but I've not had the opportunity to do the complete trip, which inspired me to drive extensively on US-50 in my NY-CA trip from 2022.
Coming into Vegas right on dark was awesome. Not sure if that was the plan, but it worked!
That was just about the plan, since it gets dark early in Vegas in October.
Thanks for another great video. In the beginning the landscape is pretty monotonous and desolate, but you will be compensated for that later. In Utah there are incredibly impressive landscapes. I have been there twice. First in 1994, when I stopped in Moab to visit the Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. After that I traveled further over the Grand Canyon and later to Las Vegas. My second visit to Utah was in 1997, when I came from the west and visited first the National Parks Zion and Bryce Canyon and later again Canyonlands and Arches. It was a fantastic experience every time. Maybe I will make it there again sometime.
I would like to make my 4th trip to Utah in 4 years to visit those parks, since I wasn't able to work them in with this road trip. I would also like to visit some places in Colorado again, too. With this awful pandemic, I wasn't able to really go anywhere this year, but I'm aiming to make 2021 my best travel year yet.
Wow how I love our Unclecoolie Productions as always on top of put out please those real-time vidio I asked for
Thank you. Still watching - but a minor point - your first stop in Delta was after 170.8 miles. You then went 1.6 miles to the second stop, and restarted the mile counter (top right) but you should have added those 1.6 miles to the running total to make it "plus 172.4 miles".
Good catch! I failed to add that bit into the total. The big reason why I don't include the distance in my newest videos is because of the fact that every time I shut the camera off, it restarts the distance without any way of summing the total up. The Virb software creates the route (white) line by using all of the clips in the timeline, so I don't know why it can't do the same for the distance total. Some minor complaints for an otherwise great camera.
How many gigabytes of size did you spent for this video to upload?
About 80 GB.
@@unclecoolie wow. But why UA-cam does not get full?
Wow! As much as 11 hours of driving! Autor, how do you stand such a long way??😯 Maybe you are carrying something? what a sound was in 35:16?😄 and in 8:18:11--what year was this road built? 10:33:40--are they still in this traffic jam?😬🛣️🚁🚓🚗🚙🚚🚛 It was great walking, very cool, thank you! 🦅⛰️👍
Vistas muy buenas y la velocidad real, Gracias excelentes videos.
Thank you!
Great vid as always. Is really nice for me to see the scenery whilst stuck at home in England. I've been lucky enough to drive around Florida and BC, Canada and travel across the US by Amtrak but am hoping to do a drive around New England to watch the Fall colours.
Thanks. Traveling by Amtrak is something that I'd love to do one day.
My family and I have been in Nevada Arizona and Utah, nice trip! I noticed that you were alone on the road!!
Yes, I did this drive alone.
The Virgin River Canyon is breathtaking to drive through! The video doesn't do it justice!
It's partly because I had to reduce the resolution to 1080; in order to upload this as one video.
What camera or software did you use for record the video?
The Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records the GPS information. The Virb software extracts the GPS data and puts it in the video. All the rest of the editing, including the overlays and texts, I do in Final Cut Pro.
Unclecoolie Productions I need to have this!
This is a really cool way to visually tour the United States :)
Any plan driving to Alaska？I'm looking forward to it!
Yes, but I don't know when, especially with this pandemic.
How many hours does the rendering take? And why are you making these travels I wonder? :)
When I'm finished creating the video in Final Cut Pro, a video like this takes 5-6 hours to render. And it takes another 8-16 hours to upload and process in UA-cam. I enjoy doing these videos, and even more so now that I have a following.
@@unclecoolie 6 hours to render or export?
@@fordbarak8287 Yes, from FCP.
I love this video, I really like the distance tracker too.
Thank you! I'm adding it to my newer videos.
This stuff is amazing! What takes you all around the states?
Thank you! It's mainly opportunity. For this trip, I had to go to Las Vegas the last week of September for business, so I took a few days off to do this road trip, which I really loved doing.
Wow! Very great desert views.
nice and good quality of camera that's nice. Good luck
Thanks!
So beautiful. Thank you for posting. I love driving through this part of the country. I wonder what happened with that stray dog you passed though...
Thank you! Yeah, I've wondered about that dog. I'm worried that someone left him there, since there is no one for miles around. Unfortunately, I was in no position to help him.
I'm going to assume that's not from Ely, Cambridgeshire in England.
It's in USA not England.
@Shizune Hakamichi Never heard of Irony I take it?
@@terryleddra1973😂
Super video. Greeting from Hungary. If I have a time, I will watch your videos. 🙂
Thank you! Greetings from the Washington, DC area.
Thanks!
Love the addition of the distance marker on this video, although the map now has the full days route on it at once meaning less detail and the little red dot moves so slowly. Over 11 hours compared to 2-3 hour sections between pit stops/fuel etc. Minor gripe, I do enjoy your videos and hope you will get the chance to hit the road again soon..
Thanks. I thought that it would be more appreciated if I had a larger map overlay so that people can see the overall location within the country better. That was a comment that I received frequently during my Washington to Seattle video.
lol.. can't please all the people all the time. Thanks for all your efforts, especially the real time videos@@unclecoolie
I miss driving around the u s.
Me gustan mucho sus videos, es una forma de conocer lugares a los que no he ido.
Fantástic...What car did you drive at this video? ...Nevada is beautiful,desert ,mountain,rivers.,or better, all west coast!!
Thanks! I drove a 2019 Nissan Kicks that I rented in Las Vegas.
Yes! Can you do please 133 Musket Drive, Bastrop, TX 78602 to Valley Springs, CA.
Hi! Really wonderful three days, thanks very much again for your hard trip and upload. The beehive state Utah, Zion Natl. Park,..great! awesome.
Qu.: about the end of your video in LV (South Point Hotel and Parking Garage/W Silverado Ranch Blvd.)..did you return your rental car there?
Qu. 2: You did entering Arizona, the time reset from 6:15 pm to 5:15 pm because AZ (and HI) doesn´t have daylight time; and than you did re-entering Nevada, from Mountain STANDARD time to Pacific DAYLIGHT time, logically same time until November. Is that correct?
many greetings, bye, R.
Hi, thanks! I stayed at South Point that night, and then I returned the rental car back to the rental place (I don't remember which one) on Flamingo Rd the next morning. I took an Uber to the airport to catch my flight back to DC.
Yes, the camera automatically adjusted for the time zone changes. Arizona (except for the Navajo Nation) doesn't change time for daylight savings, so in the summer months, it's the same as the Pacific Time Zone.
Wow!! 9 West and 15 South entering NV is unreal..
The drive through Zion is spectacular.
Have you ever driven thru Long Island? I think it's a very special kind of area, would be fun to see.
I grew up only about an hour or so north of NYC, but I have never been to LI.
How long does it took you to upload this length of video to UA-cam?
It took about 4-5 hours to upload, but it took overnight to process to 1080p quality.
how do you refrain from just going 150mph during these stretches?
It's tempting, but I don't like getting speeding tickets, especially far from home.
nice, wondering if it is now safe to travel by road
I'm not sure, but I can't wait.
Hey, remember me? I am watching this now!
Magnificent desolation. Thanks for bringing it to all of us.
It was my pleasure.
What brand of sunglasses was the driver wearing? Seems he was looking into the sun the whole trip.
I don't even know, to be honest. I just get the cheapest ones that I can find at Target that are polarized.
I did a trip like this on my way to Salt Lake City. I love traveling.
Same here, especially in that part of the country. It's so different from where I live in Virginia.
Magnificent 👏👏👏👏
Thank you!
At 10:48:55 the sunset is so beautiful
5:22:40 my wife's favorite area in utah is around escalante. amazing views from this time stamp on
I loved doing this drive. When I did my Omaha to Santa Monica back to Omaha drive in August 2017, I had wanted to drive through Escalante but couldn't due to time-constraints.
It’s probably easier said than done but a video of the entire length of US-50 would be awesome - from Ocean City, MD to Sacramento, CA.
I'd love to do that road trip, along with an entire US-66.
@@unclecoolie Yeah, Route 66 would be a great video - whatever is left of it.
This video is very good
And more one thing. I want to ask you, if you have full versions of travels in train?
Not yet, but that's something I want to do.
Thank you very much for this!
Thank you!
Hai.. Really like you videos. May i know what camera equipment and gps tracking application that you used. Thanks
Hi. Thanks. Yes, I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30 with a 512 GB micro SD card. I also brought my MacBook with a 4 TB external hard drive to back up each day's road trip video. The Virb software puts the GPS data on the video. I use Photoshop to create the graphic images, and I use Final Cut Pro for all of the rest of editing.
@@unclecoolie Thanksss, very appreciate for your reply. It might helpful for me to create any roadtrip video after this. Hopefully your channel will be more success, more subscribers, and likes. Keep up your good work. Thumbs up 👍👏
What were those white mounds after getting off Teasdale Road, on highway 12?
What time mark?
Thank you for the great video! Can I ask how you add the real time map, speed, coordinates to the video?
Thank you! I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30 to record the video, and it records the GPS. The Virb software extracts the GPS data and puts it on the video. I use a combination of Photoshop and Paint to make all of the other graphics, and then I use Final Cut Pro for all of the rest of the editing.
9:43:34 my Family drove by there when I was going to Zion national Park in Utah from Las Vegas
I loved driving through that area.
I know it is 20th anniversary of 9/11 which is yesterday. Where were you at the time of the attack?
I was living in Quantico, VA, and the base was locked down for 2 days after that. I remember it like it was yesterday.
Love your videos. What kind of camera do you use and how do you get the map to appear on the left side of the screen? Thanks.
Thank you! I used the Garmin Virb Ultra 30, which records GPS information, with a 512 GB micro SD card. The Virb software displays the GPS information per my selection, and I use Final Cut Pro for all other editing. I use Paint/Photoshop for all of the graphics, such as the highway signs and the map overlays.
This kind of detail makes the videos much more interesting and useful.
One more thing, how do you link the GPS data to the red dot on the map? Thank you for your expertise.
@@4circuit The Virb software puts the dot on the map, along with the white line route. I created the map overlay to show the approximate location of where that dot is.
Thanks
Sunset. Rock. excellent video make more video.👍🇮🇳
I stayed at the Holiday Inn in Ely, NV and worked there for a month.
hey Unclecoolie Production, There's barely any long diving videos for europe and asia. I was thinking that you could be the perfect channel to start doing that in other parts of the world.
I'd love to do more overseas trips, but as I'm not a quadrillionaire, I have to wait for opportunities to pop up.
4:32:07 Rocks like petrified backs of dinosaurs...
Utah has some awesome topography!
4:24:26 The first cyclist (so pretty!) I meet in your videos! Is it legal to ride a bike on the roads in your country? The thought often visits: the road is so smooth, downhill - I wish I could ride a bike!))))
It's legal on most roads. In general, it's only illegal on most freeways.
Thank you!
Are you the one who put the words or the dashcam?
There are others who do as well.
@@unclecoolie So you bought a dashcam which has the letters?
@@AaronDanielLIsles No, I add the text using Final Cut Pro. The GPS information comes from the Virb software that the Garmin Ultra 30 uses.
@@unclecoolie So will you have a tour in Philippines with your car?
@@unclecoolie I hope you can.
Imagine having road trips as your job
I would get bored if I had to do this for a living. 1-2 times per year is perfect for me.
It would be like sex with supermodels. The thrill would pall after a while.
Just be a trucker.
awesome!! so beautiful
Don't want to be 'that guy' but....
you forgot to add the 1.6 miles between the fuel stop and maccas in Delta UT to your 'distance since start' counter when you left maccas :-) approx. 2:16:40 through to 2:19:55
PS... Yes, clearly I have no life!
The distance tracker is based solely on the camera's GPS and how much I use in Virb when I export it. Ditto for the route line in the upper-left corner. When there's a gap in the distance tracker, it's because I edited out that section of video.
@@unclecoolie cool. thanks for clearing that up
1:28:16 but how?! there is NOTHING anywhere near you!!
I have no idea. I'm thinking someone abandoned him there, which is awful. I was not in any position to help him (I didn't even have decent phone signal there). He was standing there staring at me like he was asking for help. I sure hope that someone helped him.
From 5:22:17... It's...it's... takes my breath off!😮
I agree. Now I wish that this video was in 3-D.
Wow fueron 1163 kilómetros 😱😱😱 muchas gracias por este video 😊😊😊
My pleasure!
cool trip
What would this be like in V R get it sorted Unclecoolie 🤨😉 you’re the best
Thanks. I want to try 360 videos at some point.
Hello, Your channel is gorgeous. I like that.
My channel is a road trip channel too. Like yours.
Thank you for sharing. I want to be here again.
Anyway, how to display the map and the other trip information on your video?
Is there any special app for that? Thank you again.
Thank you! The Virb software that the Garmin Ultra 30 uses puts the GPS information in the video. All other editing I do with Final Cut Pro. I make the graphic overlays using Photoshop.
@@unclecoolie
Oh, thank you so much, my friend. You are super kind.
@@unclecoolie - Thank you very much for answering this question. I was so impressed that you could display lat / long, elevation, speed, etc, on the video. Was intensely curious! Thank you for your videos. I watch them frequently during morning elliptical sessions.
@@peterouillette3063 You're very welcome!
Great video
Thanks!
Nice details on screen!
Thank you!